High Alert Institute

20th Anniversary Report for the High Alert Institute

AAPS-ABPS Press Release_Final 28Apr2020

Essential Workers Bill of Rights Final – HAI & RWS_Family 28April2020

HAI Position Statement Press Release_Final 28Apr2020

Hospital Report Revised 03Apr07 – Distribution Version

Mitigating Economic Disaster-10Dec09-1

MOUSE – The purpose of this Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) is for the High Alert Institute, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, and the Partner4Good that wish to work together on a project (the “Project4Good”) as described in the Project4Good Plan.

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Booklet to help with disaster recovery for livestock and livestock producers from CSU.

Booklet to help make disaster preparations for livestock and livestock producers from CSU.

Booklet to help plan disaster response for livestock and livestock producers from CSU.

Booklet to help make disaster preparations for the agricultural industry from UC Davis.

Booklet to help make disaster preparations for Cattle and Buffalo producers from LSU.

Booklet to help make disaster preparations for Dairy producers of all types from LSU.

Booklet to help make disaster preparations for Goat and Sheep producers from LSU.

Booklet to help make disaster preparations for Horse Owners and Equine Facilities from LSU.

Booklet to help make disaster preparations for Livestock producers from ISU.

The document contains guidance for the transportation and evacuation of pet birds, reptiles, pocket pets, poultry, and oiled wildlife.

The document contains guidance for the transportation and evacuation of pet birds, reptiles, pocket pets, poultry, and oiled wildlife.

The AVMA Emergency Management Program comprehensive preparedness guide for animal healthcare professionals and facilities to encourage and foster veterinary leadership and guidance in local, state, and federal efforts within the United States in preparation for disasters and emergencies involving animals, animal health, public health, and other veterinary issues.

The purpose of the NASAAEP Disaster Veterinary Medical Care Best Practice Working Group is to provide guidance to veterinarians and veterinary professionals regarding the immediate veterinary medical care of animals affected by a disaster.? During such an event, veterinary disaster responders may also be tasked with providing information on preventive medicine, public health, zoonotic disease control and ongoing emergency care while animals continue to be impacted by the disaster.? As in any disaster, a plan that mobilizes local resources and expertise as quickly as possible can save the lives of people and animals.

This document provides an overview of the challenges, options, and resources involved in the development and implementation of emergency contamination plans for various animals.

Animal professionals and animal protection advocates have an important role to play in the disaster preparedness and response activities in their communities regarding animals. Working under the direction of emergency management officials as part of an integrated system, they may be asked to prepare their communities for, or respond to, disasters that affect animals. Part of the task may be to plan for, and operate, an emergency animal shelter.

This document provides a ?roadmap? to assist those responsible for animal emergency management in their jurisdictions to locate and identify essential information and provide links to additional references.

APHIS has published the Animal Welfare Act (AWA) and Animal Welfare Regulations, known as the “Blue Book,” as a tool to improve compliance among our licensees and registrants and to enhance the consistency of inspections by our field inspectors. The Blue Book consolidates into one source the AWA and the applicable regulations and standards.

This regularly updated guide from the AZA Safety Committee features new insights and innovations for modern zoo and aquarium safety practices, as well as new legal and regulatory requirements?

The document contains guidance for the transportation and evacuation of pet birds, reptiles, pocket pets, poultry, and oiled wildlife.

The document contains guidance for the transportation and evacuation of pet birds, reptiles, pocket pets, poultry, and oiled wildlife.

The AVMA Emergency Management Program comprehensive preparedness guide for animal healthcare professionals and facilities to encourage and foster veterinary leadership and guidance in local, state, and federal efforts within the United States in preparation for disasters and emergencies involving animals, animal health, public health, and other veterinary issues.

The purpose of the NASAAEP Disaster Veterinary Medical Care Best Practice Working Group is to provide guidance to veterinarians and veterinary professionals regarding the immediate veterinary medical care of animals affected by a disaster.? During such an event, veterinary disaster responders may also be tasked with providing information on preventive medicine, public health, zoonotic disease control and ongoing emergency care while animals continue to be impacted by the disaster.? As in any disaster, a plan that mobilizes local resources and expertise as quickly as possible can save the lives of people and animals.

This document provides an overview of the challenges, options, and resources involved in the development and implementation of emergency contamination plans for various animals.

Animal professionals and animal protection advocates have an important role to play in the disaster preparedness and response activities in their communities regarding animals. Working under the direction of emergency management officials as part of an integrated system, they may be asked to prepare their communities for, or respond to, disasters that affect animals. Part of the task may be to plan for, and operate, an emergency animal shelter.

This document provides a ?roadmap? to assist those responsible for animal emergency management in their jurisdictions to locate and identify essential information and provide links to additional references.

APHIS has published the Animal Welfare Act (AWA) and Animal Welfare Regulations, known as the “Blue Book,” as a tool to improve compliance among our licensees and registrants and to enhance the consistency of inspections by our field inspectors. The Blue Book consolidates into one source the AWA and the applicable regulations and standards.

This regularly updated guide from the AZA Safety Committee features new insights and innovations for modern zoo and aquarium safety practices, as well as new legal and regulatory requirements?